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In the small, close-knit logging community of Red Lake, British Columbia, a day of playful innocence turned into a lifetime of unanswered questions on July 3, 1960. On that summer day, 21-month-old Edna Bette-jean Masters, known affectionately to her family as Bette-Jean, was at a friend's home, playing with other children under the watchful eyes of family and friends. The little girl with fine, curly blonde hair and blue eyes was a picture of toddlerhood in her green bonnet with a white fr ...
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Last Seen: Jul 03, 1960